The Edinburgh Gazette, November 11, 1927

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1264 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 11, 1927. ENGLAND—continued. Name of Monument. County. Parish. Tumulus 100 yards E. of Witherick Plantation, Yorkshire Hutton Conyers. Hutton Conyers. St. Laurence's Chapel, Barforth Barforth. WALES. Nant y Castell Camp, Llanbedrog Carnarvonshire Llanbedrog. Ffynnon'Gybi, Llangybi »i Llangybi. Maesmynan Castle Mound, Aberwheeler Denbighshire Aberwheeler Eural Ty Mawr Tumuli, Bryn-eglwys Bryn-eglwys. Pant y Maen Tumulus, Bryneglwys Ehos Lydan Tumuli, Bryn-eglwys Church Tumuli, Bylchau Bylchau. Bedd y Cawr Camp (Hill Fort), Cefn (St. Cefn (St. Asaph). Asaph). Ffynnon Fair (Holy Well and Chapel), Cefn (St. Asaph). Cae Garn Tumulus, Cerrig-y-Druidion Cerrig-y-Druidion. Bryn Beddau Tumuli (Cairn Circles), Clocae- Clocaenog. nog. Pont Pethryal Caerau Circles, Derwen Derwen. Capel Hiraethog Tumulus (Cairn Circle), Gyfflliog. Gyffylliog. Capel Hiraethog Earth Circles, Gy-flylliog ... Leicester's Church, Denbigh Denbigh. Pen y Gaer Camp (Hill Fort), Efenechtyd ... Efenechtyd. Mwdwl Eithin Tumuli, Eglwys-Fach Eglwys-Fach. Hafod y Bwch Tumulus, Esclusham Below ... Esclusham. Croes Foel Tumulus, Esclusham Below Plas Heaton Tumulus. Henllan Urban Henllan Urban. Coed y Plas Tumulus. Henllan Urban Plas Meifod Tumulus. Henllan Urban Old Foxhall Tumulus, Henllan Urban Old Foxhall Earth Circle, Henllan Urban ..'. New Foxhall House, Henllan Urban New Foxhall Dovecot, Henllan Urban Maes Maelor Tumulus. Llandegla Llandegla. Bryn Alyn Camp (Hill'Fort), Llay Llav. Y Gaer Camp (Earthwork). Llay' Bryn Alyn Tumulus, Llay Cader Fronwen Tumulus, Llaiiarmon Dyffryn Llanarmon Dyffryn Cei- Ceiriog. riog. Ty'n y Mynydd Tumulus, Llanarmon yn lal ... Llanarmon yn lal. Moel y Plas Tumulus, Llanarmon yn lal Moel Gyw Tumulus, Llanarmon yn lal Llyn Cyfnwy Tumulus, Llanarmon yn lal ... Cyrn y Brain Tumuli. Llandegla Llandegla. Eglwyseg Mountain Tumulus, Llangollen Llangollen Eural. Rural. Moel Sych Tumulus, Llanrhaiadr ym Llanrhaiadr ym Moch- Mochnant. nant. Moel Gamelin Tumulus, Llantysilio yn lal ... Llantysilio yn lal. Euabon Mountain Tumulus, Pen y cae Pen. y cae. Cefn y Gader Tumuli, Pen y cae i» Bryn Euryn Camp (Hill Fort), Llandrillo yn Llandrillo yn Ehos. Bhos. Tom Dongen Tumulus, Llanelidan Llanelidan. Craig Adwy Wynt Camp (Hill Fort), Llanfair Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd Dyffryn Clwyd Eural. Eural. Ffynogion Moated Site, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd Urban. Urban. Ehos Domen Tumuli, Llanfair Talhaiarn Llanfnir Talhaiarn. Caer Ddunod Camp (Hill Fort), Llanfihangel Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr. Glyn Myfyr. Hendre Isaf Casfcle Mound, Llangerniew Llangerniew. Pant y Ehedyn Earthwork, Llangerniew Creigiau Eglwyseg Tumuli, Llangollen Eural ... Llomrollen Eural. Creigiau Eglwyseg Stone Circle, Llangollen Eural..

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